FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3024069614> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3024069614 endingPage "285" @default.
• W3024069614 startingPage "273" @default.
• W3024069614 abstract "Recent advances within the field of genetics are currently changing many of the methodologies in which medicine is practiced. These advances are also beginning to influence the manner in which physical therapy services are rendered. Rotator cuff pathology is one of the most common diagnoses treated by the sports physical therapist. The purpose of this commentary is to educate sports physical therapists on the recent advances regarding how genetics influences rotator cuff pathology, including rotator cuff tears, and provide a perspective on how this information will likely influence post-operative shoulder rehabilitation in the near future.A comprehensive review of the literature was completed using the Medline database along with individual searches of relevant physical therapy, surgical, cell biology, and sports medicine journals. Search terms included: shoulder, rotator cuff pathology, genetics, apoptosis, and physical therapy. Search results were compiled and evaluated; relevant primary studies and review articles were gathered; the results from this comprehensive review are summarized here.Clinical Commentary, Review of the Literature.Recent advances within the understanding of rotator cuff pathology have further elucidated the cellular and molecular mechanisms associated with rotator cuff tears. There appears to be a hypoxic-induced apoptotic cellular pathway that contributes to rotator cuff tears. Activation of specific proteins termed matrix metalloproteinases appear to be involved in not only primary rotator cuff tears, but also may influence the re-tear rate after surgical intervention. Further advancements in the understanding of the cellular mechanisms contributing to rotator cuff tears and postoperative techniques to help prevent re-tears, may soon influence the methodology in which physical therapy services are provided to patients sustaining a rotator cuff injury.At this time continued research is required to more fully develop a comprehensive understanding of the role of genetic variables both within primary rotator cuff tears and their influences on post-operative rehabilitation from rotator cuff repair surgery.Level 5." @default.
• W3024069614 created "2020-05-21" @default.
• W3024069614 creator A5013666871 @default.
• W3024069614 creator A5031354609 @default.
• W3024069614 creator A5040145799 @default.
• W3024069614 date "2017-04-01" @default.
• W3024069614 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W3024069614 title "CURRENT CONCEPTS ON THE GENETIC FACTORS IN ROTATOR CUFF PATHOLOGY AND FUTURE IMPLICATIONS FOR SPORTS PHYSICAL THERAPISTS." @default.
• W3024069614 cites W139552100 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1446897705 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1482170485 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1516789508 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1606385271 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1791584368 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1863138831 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1894541755 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1971962952 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1975378728 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1979263076 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1982568541 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1988577072 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1993481329 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W1999189585 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2004742427 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2006693132 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2011540741 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2020705168 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2021414033 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2023801231 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2025777159 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2026694952 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2029710824 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2031347023 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2032048778 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2033437219 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2034981739 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2035064105 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2039079121 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2043326768 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2046276219 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2046351334 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2049881004 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2052548291 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2059509637 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2069635784 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2070067691 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2071712948 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2075226068 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2078831149 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2079261405 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2080142067 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2080652879 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2081458507 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2088124711 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2095882499 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2101122998 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2103016976 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2103606654 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2104828109 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2109083357 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2112116733 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2112750648 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2113686459 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2116296300 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2123585122 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2126835745 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2141042406 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2144243712 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2149051900 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2166249077 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2167018317 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2175617103 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2195447412 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2227979116 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2252240366 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2268619927 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2290760705 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2313286236 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2325035305 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2338523076 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2404379833 @default.
• W3024069614 cites W2492681389 @default.
• W3024069614 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/5380870" @default.
• W3024069614 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28515982" @default.
• W3024069614 hasPublicationYear "2017" @default.
• W3024069614 type Work @default.
• W3024069614 sameAs 3024069614 @default.
• W3024069614 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W3024069614 countsByYear W30240696142018 @default.
• W3024069614 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W3024069614 hasAuthorship W3024069614A5013666871 @default.
• W3024069614 hasAuthorship W3024069614A5031354609 @default.
• W3024069614 hasAuthorship W3024069614A5040145799 @default.
• W3024069614 hasConcept C141071460 @default.
• W3024069614 hasConcept C142724271 @default.
• W3024069614 hasConcept C1862650 @default.
• W3024069614 hasConcept C2776030733 @default.
• W3024069614 hasConcept C2776511800 @default.

• next